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@StanwellSchool - 10:56 AM - 10 Feb 2026

Options evening tonight for year 11 pupils and their parents/carers .— Stanwell_School () Feb 10, 2026

@StanwellSchool - 17:40 PM - 5 Feb 2026

Y8 pupils have been feeling flush, dealing with hundreds of Euros at the Bank of MFL to practise "Ça fait combien?" And "Was kostet das?" If only it were real! pic.twitter.com/vegk2SK9Ys— Stanwell MFL () February 5, 2026
Year 11 and Year 13 will be having school photographs tomorrow.— Stanwell_School () Feb 5, 2026

@StanwellSchool - 14:15 PM - 5 Feb 2026

@StanwellSchool - 07:04 AM - 3 Feb 2026

Y8 pupils were inspired by the very entertaining David Binns from the tech company, Sanako, about how vital foreign languages are for their futures. Some excellent questions asked. Merci, Danke, Diolch! pic.twitter.com/wZ2HMKO89O— Stanwell MFL () February 3, 2026

@StanwellSchool - 13:50 PM - 31 Jan 2026

Drama trip to London having the best time, on our way to the theatre and taking in some sights on the way.— Stanwell_School () Jan 31, 2026

@StanwellSchool - 15:09 PM - 29 Jan 2026

Half time …. pic.twitter.com/xyIvn0jv0y— Stanwell School PE () January 29, 2026

@StanwellSchool - 14:35 PM - 29 Jan 2026

We have arrived at Pen y Darren, Merthyr for the 1st round of the U13 Girls’ Welsh National Cup. Just warming up …. pic.twitter.com/9x5pbd9l52— Stanwell School PE () January 29, 2026

@StanwellSchool - 15:21 PM - 28 Jan 2026

We were delighted to welcome a delegation of civil servants and educationalists from Kenya to our school today along with representatives from the British Council.— Stanwell_School () Jan 28, 2026

@StanwellSchool - 09:04 AM - 26 Jan 2026

19 pupils from Yr10 are developing their coaching skills today. Many thanks to Stuart Clarke from for facilitating the tag rugby course this morning. pic.twitter.com/VprsJe2F6e— Stanwell School PE () January 26, 2026

@StanwellSchool - 11:24 AM - 23 Jan 2026

— Stanwell_School () Jan 23, 2026
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ParentPay

On joining Stanwell, all students will be issued with a fob to purchase food and drink. Every fob has a unique number that is personal to that pupil and will need to have money credited to it via the Internet using Parent Pay before it can be used.

It is the student's responsibility to ensure there is enough credit in their account to make purchases. There are ID readers situated around the school where they can find out the balance of their account. The balance can also be viewed from home via your ParentPay account. If a student's account is running low they can request an IOU from the Fob Office. This will need to be repaid in full the following day. If a student forgets their fob, they can request a forgotten fob slip from the Fob Office for that day.

If your child is in receipt of free school meals, their fob will be automatically topped up with the relevant daily allowance. Please be aware that if this allowance is not spent in full on that day it will not transfer to the following day. Students can also top up their fobs with extra credit via ParentPay and the free meal allowance will be used in full before any additional credit is used.

If any student should lose or break their fob a replacement can be requested via the Fob Office by bringing in a £1 CASH. 

Please note: should a fob be lost or broken the student's account will transfer onto the replacement fob. No “money” is held on the fob itself.

Further information is available on the PartentPay website or by contacting Mrs D Daly (ddaly@stanwell.org).

ParentPay Website